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This was a beautiful yet sad story about addiction and the distress it can place on family & friends. Lynn Whitfield & the entire cast's performance were pivotal to its success. I loved Marvin Gaye, now I have a better understanding of what happened the day of his death. Zeola Gayle did a great job in telling the story that was possibly a difficult task. Great play. Hopefully, she will be able to redo the play after she attains the rights to use Marvin's music. I will see it Again! Great job Clifton Powell and the wonderful producer who believed in the storyline.

This was an awesome tribute concert just as good as the real Man In Black and Shawn was awesome signing autographs and taking pics after the show! Huge thanks Shawn Barker.

So much energy! Aaron G. Never leaves me disappointed. All the bands were high energy, and interacted with the crowd. Not a whole lot of people, so everyone was close enough to see and hear the bands. I wish it had lasted longer.

Easily the best show I've ever been to. There were plenty of 10 year anniversary shows this year, but I don't think any of them can compare to the energy in the crowd and on the stage. It was easy to see that the band hasn't lost a beat, and they just enjoyed the hell out of playing again. I'm hopeful this won't be a one time deal and we see a new era of music and shows from the band.

Excellent performance. Lovely set, perfect timing, great singing and a fun story. Studio theatre meant we could see well from any seat and it was nice to be able to see all facial expressions so clearly. Having said that, however, the play would be just as good in a larger venue...the only thing it lacked was a bigger audience. I heard about the play by word of mouth...where was the advertising?

They played an epic sprawling, totally encompassing, thoroughly engrossing, head banging, fast-paced, simply amazing show. Just hope it doesn't take them too long to come back on another tour!

Hilarious! Nice vignettes using letters to major companies ("Dear Epson") and good interaction with the audience, including an outrageous laugher!

I had been waiting to catch these guys live for a long time and they did not disappoint. Came out rocking from the the start and didn't let up until it was over, which was over two hours later. Probably the best rock show of my almost 40 years of seeing them. See them if you get the chance! Mercury Ballroom was the perfect venue as well. Great place

Jenny Owen Youngs' music has a striking dichotomy of assonant guitar parts and mellow vocals coupled with frequently angry, sometimes morbid but always honest lyrics. So it should be no surprise that her performance was covered in F-bombs, and seeming apathy but also a true connection with her audience. Her humor is not for everyone, but if you like obviously intellectual, but stream-of-consciousness (and sometimes incoherent) candidness, you'll love her performance style. Lowly the tree ghost was a bit mechanical in their performance, but was musically interesting at times, flashing some unexpected Irish influences and fun instrumentation including a harmonica and fiddle. The luminous Ashley Brookes Toussant nailed her performance with skillful vocals and insightful lyrics.

This was my first time seeing Great Lake Swimmers live and also my first time visiting The Ark. The Concert exceeded all my expectations. The band was fantastic, they played with such emotion and heart. They were so humble when I met them after the show, what a great group of people. Also venue itself was such a perfect setting, the acoustics of the place were phenomenal and the staff was lovely. I can't wait to see GLS again & visit The Ark!